Millions of people in Japan have been urged to evacuate as powerful Typhoon Dujuan reaches the country, prompting warnings from the national meteorological agency about the danger posed by the storm.
The agency previously described the situation as an “imminent threat to life”, underlining the potential seriousness of the typhoon as it moved across Japan. Evacuation advice was issued to millions of people in response to the threat.
The highest-level warning has since been downgraded in most areas, indicating that the immediate danger has eased across much of the country. However, the evacuation calls linked to Typhoon Dujuan remain the latest reported response to the storm’s impact.
Further details on the typhoon’s effects and any additional changes to official warnings were not provided in the available information.
